St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-19
MIGHTY MoNARCHs MEET.
The Czar and Kaiser Greet Each
Other at Berlin.

BERLIN, Nov. 18.-The czar of Russia
arrived in Berlin this morning. The
preparations to receive him were in
Aeeping with his rank At 10 o'clock
the Alexander regiment, i'll parade uni
firm, took position in the Alsenstrosse
ESplanade. They were to act as guard
cf honor at the depot. A company of
the Second regiment of the guard, with
band and colorS, and one company of
the Alexander regiment, with cOlOrS,
were stationed in front of the Russian
embassy. Prince William, of Prussia,
went to Wittenburgl early this morning
TO join the train bearing the Russian
imperial family. At the Berlin depot
were gathered the royal Prussian
princes, the heriditary prince of Sake
Meiningen, Duke John OF Mecklenburg
SchWerin, Fen. Won MOltke and all the
generals of the Berlin and POttsdam
garrisOns. On the arrival of the i'm
perial train at 10:40 a. IN. the czar
passed in front of the guard of honor at
the depot, being accompanied by Prince
William and the other Prussian princes
ard Gen. Won Moltke. Emperor Will
lam started for the Russian embassy at
II o'clock. The ear and cZarina were
driven to the embassy. The cZar, with
Prince William, of Prussia, occupied an
open carriage drawn by four horses.
Both wore Russian uniforms. The car
ina and Princess William followed in
close carriage. Dense crowds of people
were collected in Unter-den-Linden
from tile Brandenburg gate to the
Lehrte depot, and the imperial party
were
GREETED MOST ENTHUSIASTICALLY
as they passed along the thOroughfare.
Arriving at the embassy the czar re-
ceiyed three flags as colonel of the
Alexander regiment and German Off
Ger, nOn-cOmmiSSiOned officer and a
private reported themselves to act as
orderlies. The ear and Prince William
alighted in front of the embassy and
passed along i'll front of the guard of
honor, which was drawn up there. The
princess and the cZarina remained In
their carriage. The cZar had intended
to first visit Emperor William, but he
was anticipated by the latter, who went
70 the embassy and awaited the arrival
Of the ear. The emperor was dressed
in Russian uniform, and wore his
Russian orders. He received the ear
ON his entering the embassy in most
cordial manner.
All the princes who were at the depot
followed the car TO the embassy. After
the three flags of the Alexander regi-
ment were delivered to the ear the
guard of honor at the embassy marched
past the building before both emper-
Ors. who stood together at a window.
The emperor remained at the embassy
three-QuarterS of an hour and then re-
turned to the palace. He was warmly
cheered by the people. At 1880 the
cZar. accompanied by Gen. Won Wer-
der, returned the emperOr'S visit. The
ear is in fine health. The weather is
bright and frosty.
The czarina and her five children Wis
tied Emperor William this afternoon.
As the ear and Prince William were
driving through the KOenigs Platz a
man threw paper into the carriage in
which they were riding. The occur
renee. for a moment, caused intense eX-
element among the Onlookers. The
cZaF took the paper, and, without open
ing ii. placed it under his cloak. The
luah who threw it is stranger in Ber-
lin He was Immediately seized by the
police. Later, while the imperial party
were passing through Unter den Lin
den. Young man tried to throw petit
ton into the cars carriage. He was ar
rested. At the state banquet this even
ing nnety-eight covers were laid.
Prince Bismarck and his wife and Count
Herbert Bismarck were present at the
banquet. The cZar and his party left
Berlin for st. Petersburg at 9:30 O'Clock